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The Brothers Grimm were Jacob Grimm (1785-1863) and Wilhelm Grimm (1786-1859), who were German academics, philologists, cultural researchers, and authors known best for collecting and publishing folklore and fairy tales of the German people. They published their first volume of fairy tales in 1812 which helped establish their literary fame. The Brothers Grimm devoted their lives to researching and documenting older versions of German and Scandinavian languages and traditions. They made significant contributions to the development of children's literature through their famous collections of fairy tales.
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- 1. RESEARCH ON THE CLASSICALRESEARCH ON THE CLASSICAL AUTHORS:AUTHORS: THE bROTHERS gRImmTHE bROTHERS gRImm
- 2. SOCIO-CULTURAL CONTEXT I N D E XI N D E X FOCUS ON ONE OF THEIR MOST REMARKABLE WORKS OF FICTION BIOGRAPHY CHARACTERISTICS OF THEIR WRITING (GENRES DEVELOPED BY THESE AUTHORS) MAIN WORKS CONCLUSIONS CONTRIBUTIONS OF THESE AUTHORS TO CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
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- 4. IMPORTANT AUTHORSIMPORTANT AUTHORS • Johann Wolfgang von Goethe • Charles Nodier • Lord Byron • José de Espronceda
- 5. SOCIAL CONTEXTSOCIAL CONTEXT AGE OF REVOLUTIONSAGE OF REVOLUTIONS • American revolution (1776) • French revolution (1789) • An age of changes in political, economic, and social traditions.
- 6. BIOGRAPHYBIOGRAPHY Jacob Grimm (4 January 1785 – 20 September 1863)(4 January 1785 – 20 September 1863) Wilhelm Grimm (24 February 1786 – 16 December 1859)(24 February 1786 – 16 December 1859)
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- 8. • Education: Friedrichs-Gymnasium in Kassel University of Marburg. • They were in their early twenties when they began the linguistic and philological studies that would culminate in both Grimm's Law and their collected editions of fairy and folk tales. • In 1812 the Grimm brothers published their first volume of fairy tales, Tales of Children and the Home. • Brothers became interested in older languages and their relation to German. • Jacob was named professor and head librarian in 1830 at the University of Göttingen. • Wilhelm became a professor in 1835. • They protested against the abrogation with other five professors They were deported.
- 9. Jacob Grimm Remained a bachelor. Wilhelm Grimm Married with Henriette Dorothea Wild also known as Dortchen). Even after Wilhelm's marriage, the brothers stayed close. The brothers were buried Berlin.
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